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North India Floods Killed Over 1,900 People This Year: Report
Floods in north India killed 1,900 people this year and forced more than three million out of their homes, according to a new report, which said these weather events reflected trends being driven by climate change.
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Number Of Deaths In Odisha Due To Cyclone Fani Rises To 64
The number of deaths due to cyclone Fani rose to 64 with 21 new deaths confirmed on Sunday, nine days after the 'extremely severe' cyclonic storm devastated coastal Odisha.
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43 Dead In Odisha After Cyclone Fani, Protests After State Without Power
The death toll in Odisha due to Cyclone Fani mounted to 43 today, even as people staged a road blockade and assaulted a state official in protest against water shortage and power cuts in the coastal belt ravaged by the severe storm a week ago.
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Number Of Deaths In Odisha Due To Cyclone Fani Rises To 41
The number of deaths in cyclone Fani on Wednesday rose to 41 against the 37 till yesterday, officials confirmed today. Information and Public Relations secretary Sanjay Singh, however, did not name the districts from where fresh deaths were reported.
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Cyclone Fani Toll Rises To 35 In Odisha, Lakhs Still Without Water And Electricity
The death toll due to Cyclone Fani rose to 35 in Odisha today, as lakhs of people still grapple with water shortage and snapped power supply, three days after the storm barrelled through the coastal parts of the state, an official said.
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Number Of Dead From Cyclone Fani Rises To 29 In Odisha
The death toll in Cyclone Fani rose to 29 on Sunday, two days after the "extremely severe" storm barrelled through coastal Odisha, causing widespread destruction and leaving hundreds grappling with water shortage and power cuts, an official said.
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Cyclone Fani Kills 16 In Odisha, Massive Restoration Effort Begins
The number of deaths in the Cyclone Fani rose to 16 in Odisha on Saturday as the government mounted a massive restoration work across 10,000 villages and 52 urban areas ravaged by the storm that pounded coastal parts of the state, affecting nearly one crore people.
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North India Floods Killed Over 1,900 People This Year: Report
Floods in north India killed 1,900 people this year and forced more than three million out of their homes, according to a new report, which said these weather events reflected trends being driven by climate change.
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Number Of Deaths In Odisha Due To Cyclone Fani Rises To 64
The number of deaths due to cyclone Fani rose to 64 with 21 new deaths confirmed on Sunday, nine days after the 'extremely severe' cyclonic storm devastated coastal Odisha.
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43 Dead In Odisha After Cyclone Fani, Protests After State Without Power
The death toll in Odisha due to Cyclone Fani mounted to 43 today, even as people staged a road blockade and assaulted a state official in protest against water shortage and power cuts in the coastal belt ravaged by the severe storm a week ago.
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Number Of Deaths In Odisha Due To Cyclone Fani Rises To 41
The number of deaths in cyclone Fani on Wednesday rose to 41 against the 37 till yesterday, officials confirmed today. Information and Public Relations secretary Sanjay Singh, however, did not name the districts from where fresh deaths were reported.
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Cyclone Fani Toll Rises To 35 In Odisha, Lakhs Still Without Water And Electricity
The death toll due to Cyclone Fani rose to 35 in Odisha today, as lakhs of people still grapple with water shortage and snapped power supply, three days after the storm barrelled through the coastal parts of the state, an official said.
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Number Of Dead From Cyclone Fani Rises To 29 In Odisha
The death toll in Cyclone Fani rose to 29 on Sunday, two days after the "extremely severe" storm barrelled through coastal Odisha, causing widespread destruction and leaving hundreds grappling with water shortage and power cuts, an official said.
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Cyclone Fani Kills 16 In Odisha, Massive Restoration Effort Begins
The number of deaths in the Cyclone Fani rose to 16 in Odisha on Saturday as the government mounted a massive restoration work across 10,000 villages and 52 urban areas ravaged by the storm that pounded coastal parts of the state, affecting nearly one crore people.
